Summer Dual Credit

Available Courses

Summer 2024

All of the courses available for dual credit students during the summer are in the university’s core curriculum and are 100% online. See the available courses for Summer I and Summer II below.

Requirements

• Be an incoming high school junior or senior
• Permission from a high school counselor or administrator
• At least a 3.0 high school GPA, or top 50% in your graduating class
• Reliable access to a computer and the Internet. Certain courses will require additional program software and the use of a webcam.

Cost

• $50 per credit hour ($150 for a three-credit-hour course; $200 for a four-credit course)
• Textbooks may be required and are not included in the cost of the course (unless otherwise noted). Additional information regarding textbook requirements and associated costs will be updated on this page as available.

Registration

1. Speak with your high school counselor to discuss course options.
2. If you will be a new student to the program, please submit a Dual Credit Application, along with other application requirements. If you have taken dual credit courses with Angelo State, please skip to Step 3. 
3. Submit an online  Summer Course Request. New and returning students are responsible for submitting the course request form to select interested classes. Course requests are based on seat availability and are not guaranteed. The deadline to submit a course request is April 12th.
4. Students will be enrolled in approved courses in early May. Please check your email for confirmation.

Student Expectations

We are excited that you’re interested in summer online dual credit courses. Here are a few things you should know to be successful in your course(s):

• Courses move quickly, so you need to log into Blackboard every day.
• If this is your first-time taking ASU dual credit, you will receive an email to activate your student account once registered in May
• Certain courses will require additional technology requirements, such as the use of Lockdown browser and/or a webcam for exams, which will be indicated on the syllabus. Review the course syllabus carefully at the start of the course. 
• Keep a calendar of assignment due dates and meet the deadlines.
• Vacations are not an excused absence. If you know you have a vacation planned during the summer course, you need to complete any course requirements prior to your vacation, if available. If you have an extended vacation planned, it’s probably not a good idea to take a course during that term.
• You need to have reliable access to the internet and a computer.
• You need to have any required textbooks prior to the first day of class.
• You are responsible for checking your course schedule in RamPort to ensure you are registered for the proper courses.
• You should access your course starting on the first day of classes (June 3 for summer I and July 8 for summer II).

Questions? Contact Us!